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[ghost]

You have missing files...

[earshel]

MrCarlosJr - I just downloaded this repo and installed it on a machine that's never seen Python and it works fine. Were you receiving a specific error?

[ghost]

I use in linux... have one tutorial?

[earshel]

Unfortunately, I don't have a Linux distro to test this on at the moment, but it should be cross-platform. Just follow the instructions and run snipe.py. I'll test it on Linux when I get home from work this afternoon.

[rirze]

@MrCarlosJr Make a snipe.sh file in the pogo directory with the following content:

python snipe.py -a"Choose google or ptc" -u"Your Username" -p"Your Password" -l"Enter Location Here" 

Then run this script and open the url in your browser to start sniping.

[earshel]

@rirze This is incorrect as of the latest commit. Rather than the arguments being read in fro mthe bat or sh file, they are now read from config.ini :).

[rirze]

@earshel Ah, sorry, I haven't pulled this project in a couple days. Is the correct usage to then fill out config.ini with the right info and then run python snipe.py?

[earshel]

@rirze Yes, that's correct. I've made some pretty important changes in the past few commits, so it's worth re-pulling the current repo :+1:

[ghost]

git clone .... cd .... sudo pip install -r requirements.txt [carlos@fedora24 PokeyPySnipe] $ sh compile.sh compile.sh: line 4: cd: ./proto/: No such file or directory compile.sh: line 5: ./compile.py: No such file or directory

[Pimentoso]

I use OSX but it should be the same as any linux distro. I also use virtualenv to install the python requirements locally.

git clone ...
cd PokeyPySnipe/
virtualenv .
source bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

cd pogo/
nano config.ini
(edit the config.ini file and save)
python snipe.py

Then use your browser to open 0.0.0.0:5100 and snipe away. Keep the terminal open to check what's happening.